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Another cult classic take the stage at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival!

Climate change is inevitable and, with every passing day, increasingly dangerous. Changing our lives to meet what Boise’s Climate Action Manager Steve Hubble says is “the most significant issue of our time” can only succeed through a collective effort.

Traditionally, the Boise City Council meeting set aside for public input on a proposed budget generates plenty of headlines. But the July 19 session will also include a proposed resolution that pushes back against the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to deny a woman’s constitutional right to an abortion.

Sara Bruner knows Romeo and Juliet as well as anyone. Indeed, she has thrilled audiences as Juliet on a number of occasions…and now, she is directing what is certain to be one of the most anticipated summer experiences at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival: a 2022 production of the classic, with what she says one foot firmly in the past and more than a few nods to the present.

Steven Wright, his wife and two daughters are safe in Boise; and while Ukraine is half-a-world away, it’s still home. Indeed, that’s where Wright spent the better part of two decades shepherding economic development projects across Ukraine. But then all hell broke loose.